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The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1887-03-18

Germany has %, 900 miles of under
ground telegraph wires and France 1900,
all 10 successful operation.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-05
A Duel in Prospect,

CITY OF MEXICO, May I'm all the
higher orioles Of the capital litt.e 9 else
is heard but tax ofths prospective d uel
In which the Spanish Minister is con.
cerned. and the hope is expressed that
the trouble may be settled without
bioodshed. On Saturday night O: a
ball at the Casino, by the aristoceatic
Spanish Club, among the Ruostl was
the beautiful daughter of OK Marshal
Bazaine, OF Francs. She was escorted
to supper by Senior Barron, Q young
ge ntleman Of wealth and position. He
WAS called from the side OF the young
lady by Senior Noriega. who undertook
10 chide him, some say. Barron says
he accused him of too much Familiarity "
with Miss bazine. At any rate bitter
words were exchanged, and u scene was
avoided by the timely interference OF
friends.
Tho Spanish Minister took mp the
quarrel, as friend of the Bazaine
family, on the ground that his country
man had acted improperly in drsgging
the pAme Of the young lady into noto.
riety. Noriesa thereupon quarreled
with the Mini.ter, and made com mi nts
rejecting upon the Minister'S standing
In the Spanish colony. Again blows
we're prevented by bystsnd ers. The ex.
eitement was intensu. Men shouted and
women screamed. The two principals
were taken charge OF and escorted home
by their friends This was Q o'clock
Sunday morning. Since then negoii.
ations have been going on preliminary
to duel. while efforts are being made
outside to hush 1t up.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-05
Royalty at Washington.

WASHINGTON, May 4.-Queen Kapio.
LAM, Princess Liliuakilani aud the mem.
! bers OF their suite called at the White
House Mt noon to day and paid their re.
spects to President and Mrs. Cleveland
ne queens party was accompanied by
Mr. Carter, the Hawaiian Minister; Mrs.
Garter, Mr.. S. A. Brown, of the State
Department Captain Taylor, of the
army, and Lieutenant Rodgers, of the
navy. They were met at the main en-
trance by Secretary Bayard and Assist.
ant Secretary Adee, and escorted to the
Blue Par!or, where President and Mrs.
Cleveland awaited them.
The room had been decorated for the
occasion with palms, ferns and flowers,
ana the adjoining par,ors were similarly
adorned. The Quesn was presented to
the President and Mrs. Cleveland by Sec
retary Bayard, and the other members of
the party were presented by the Hawaiian
Minister. The reception was rather in
formal In character. No set speeches
were made, and the visit, which lasted
ABOUT htteen minutes, was devoted to
general conversation. The Queen was
eia6orately attiTed IN a rich black satin
dress, the entire front of which was richly
embroidered in gold. The Princess, who
Is In mourning, was dressed In plain
black. The gentlemen OF the party wore
rich court costumes, Of which gold lace
formed prominent feature. The repre-
sentatives OF the army and navy wore
full dress uniforms. The rest wore plain
civilian dress. After the reception the
Queen and party returned to their hotel,
and devoted the afternoon to rec, iving
official Ca llers.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-05

ST. LOUIS, May 4 --Cora SRiiivau, 8
beautiful, refined maiden Of % years
daughter OF e wealthy citizen cf Mont,
enmery County, Mo-. committed sal
dido last night. She Was rscautly al.
oitted to the Protestant H0spits, foi
special troatm2nt. On Monday sine a..
tempted to ssFangie herself, bur was
discovered before injury hnd beeu IN.
iicted. Sae WAS removed 10 pr4vate
apartments in the nsissborhooG. he.
ailmsnt required small dosss of choral
hydrate and bromide Of potAssiU N Gud
a balfounos bottle wa. kept IN the
apartment. Yesterday while The nurse
wss engaged In q distant part OF the
70 IN, Cora seized the bottle and Jranl.
the contenu and died in faw moments.
She left letter stating tha: ahe was
possessed OF the oevil. she claimed 10
be medium, and hirt ted at sons crime
that she had com,nitted.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-05
nRGOxA1 IN ENEIDp,



that every body ought to know thnt A
sergeant 2iyos $40 fbs. Of the best
Weli'cleanad GOAL In every ton you bny
gag, pine snd hickory ktndliDa wood
In large loads. Lime for whitewssh.
ing. yard, foot OF Monroe street. Oa,i.
trai ONCE, Seventh md Kirs streets
LOOK for the blue sign. Open In the
A Jumbo Order.
The largest sbipment OF tobacco tha,
over came 70 Delaware Will soon hs
recsivtd at the great tobacco mart
com pristng 500 butts, 10 900 mounds O,
i've tone, called "Lswball." Dealer.
examine 1t, consumers try IL. Chap
man, Son & Co., Seventh and O.auEt
streets.
White Glover
aud lawn grass seed at Sheward'g new
-four and feed store, n. w. corner O.
Fourth and King. (E1trnuce on Fonrtt
streetO Also ths Philad elphla layr
mower at manufauturers' prices. Gal,
and zee them.
Good Ncws.
New milk at creamery hos ,1-onneJ
to DC. per quart; skim milk, &c. Jus:
look ut 1t and couut the sayinx. Oeen
on Sunday from & 80 to 9 a. m. Fpr
and shipley streets.
Painting.
Tiighmsn DarDsr, honss Eos sls.
PALMER, No. b10 Markets gtYes., Job
bling properly attended, 70 and a,.i raI,e.,
fuxrishe6.
Champion.
Try the Cham Dion tibur. 90. 90 uar bsr.
rel. 80 cents 20. 1211s ib,. bargain. w.
j. kimble, Secona aud Justison streets
Tin Roofing
Alex. Cham bers, tin roofer. Spauting
and Jobb:ng attended to. Nc. 212 KING
ktrett.
Bod Springs, 81. so.
Bad springs at $3.50; lounges, $3.50.
at Il L. Righter's, l07 w. Ssventh Ut.
HUsa's. FraA"h s;y,os Nhnsf, 20 ;l
place 10 buy ycuY ora.
For g,od 1oa! ga Sc E7ph's. Egeath
ctreet whaYf
Daily Republican., 1887-05-05
Miss Cleveiand's Now Vocation.

T. NEW YORK. May 4.-The Mail and
hnpsees nap says: Arrangements have
Ien Ei'n consummated between Miss Ros
d..laDeth daa cleveland, sister of the Presi
c,,n n'' an Mrs. Sylvanus Reed, OF this
oisy' oay' oy which Miss Cleveland becom es
associated ~ with the latter lady in the
maaanIagement OF her school for young
sules. as. la addition TO the executive
H Sor6 which will devolve upon Miss
3IIoVeiand aIsN In her new position, she will
iso assume the chair of Americsn
;'s.o.y, ;es. delivering lectures on that su b.
svet s,et 70 the collegiate course. Il 10
eo,a ,S.au as possible that Miss Clevelapd's d
NSvufes Nosufes will find their way into the
Claaaino CalaaaHino OF American History. Miss
suV's'and sau :, will assume hor duties In the
Daily Republican., 1887-05-05
A German Hangs Himself.

Michael Schlicker, nearly SO years OF
age, committed suicide on Wednesday ay
by hanging himself to tree In Wood
land Cemetery, West Philadelphia. The
only reason for his act is supposed 10
have been that his wife insisted upon
moving In May.
Tuesday his family, consisting Of a
wife and large number of childien
were moving from 2014 Bainbridg &c
street, where they lived, to No. 3l6
North Thirty ninth street. Schlick er
had expressed himself IS beiu opposed
to living In West Philadelphia, and
when his wife insisted upon making
the change he threatened to take his
life.
Schlicker won't to his home on Balm.
bridge street Tuesday afternoon and
saw all OF his household effecte piled
upon wagons, ready for removal. 1t
was too much for him. He shook his
head mournfully, turned away, and
that was the last seen OF him until yes
terday morning, when his body was
found awinginR on q rope In the ceme
terry. In one of his pockets was found
O letter, written In German, which
read: my wife Is the cause OF my
DEATH"
Daily Republican., 1887-05-05
Rev Mr.. Wards suicide

NfAcE, N. Y, May 4.-The Rev
oharles W. Werd, who shot and severely
wounded his wife at Englewood, N. j.,
on February %, has been spending the
past three weeks at the residence OF
yuuge J.B. 8 Drew, his counsel, at Rock.
iaId IM Lake. This afternoon at AIS DR.. j.
w. Wilson, of Washington, d. G. also 9
SuesS IT, at Judge Drew's house, went to
Mr. Wards room and found him living
ueau. A bottle which had contained
'yura'e OF chloral was found in the room.
mr. Ward had taken q quantity of the
baug b equivalent to eighteen doses, where
"n shouiu nave taken quantity equiva.
leht to two doses. 1t is not known
whether or not the drug was taken with
suicidal intent. Mr.. Ward had been in a
very nervous state for two or three days,
roa ne Coroners's inquest will be held to.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-05
The Adams Express Auction Sales.

Toe annoup cement that l.. W. Std
pam q Son, auction &C re, would sell q
sarge hutnber OF unclaimed packages al
suction sole at their roomp, III East
Fourih atreet. left at the Adams Elk.
press cfhce and uncallel for, had the
enect To nll the room last night with q
sweitering mass of humanity. The
people TUNED ont rs II there we're mil.
hons In some Of the packages, aud II
e"cn purchase WAS ~ be one of the
lucky million.
Frank Btidham was in his besr
numor, and as he com men csd the crowd
evidently expected fun, and sume ex.
pected fortunes.
In the latter there was great disap.
pointment, "a many OF Tie arGtcles were
not worth what was bid for them. The
e,ze OF the bundle was temptation to
nidde's. but the experience was that the
pest goods were not always found In the
largest packages. Surprises were pu-
merous as boxes, trunks, valises, pack.
ages. &C, were opened. The individ cal
who paid sixty cents for o bundle thai
contained only bunch of catniD felt
cnop' fallen compared with the other
ie.iow Who bought q valfsa for sixty
cents that contained D 81 and q 81 note.
The chap that paid 90 cents for o
WOODEN box that contained q bottle of
cod liver oil was laughed at By the
other chap who paid IS cents for q bog
that contained watch worth IS.
a man went his whole length on O
grip sack for which he paid 81 10, and
found himself the possessor OF o auan.
tity OF slippery elm, while another man
paid $l.60 for box thas contained IS
pounds Of coffee.
A large number OF boxes of patent
medicines we're sold, bringing about 30
csnts each, bat the mau who paid 81 rs
for bundle in which were Two very
hnc dress patterns evidently did not ex.
post patent medicines.
Tha man who paid rs cents for q
Vaiise that contained q suit of clothes
also made hit The coantenanca of
The man who paid 65 cents for q sack
hiied with stove pipe, rags and tomato
cans wss In strong contrast with the
pleasant smile OF the man who paid 25
cents for package that contained a
shawl worth $3
The esle vas kept up until late
hour, aud will be continued this even.
ing, when many more packages OF " hat
ere supposed to be the besl packaa es
will bs offered for sale.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-05
AgneW's Life sparad.

MOUNT HOLLY, N. j., May AT
, $50 O'Clock this morning the jury In the
| fgnew case came into the court room.
Judge Joel Parker being upon the bench.
| ne prisoner was sent for, and with a
ieeble step and face of exceeding pale
ness, he entered the room and stood be-
fore the jury. Judge Parker then asked
II they had found verdict against the
prisoner, as the indictment charged. to
which they announced their verdict as
being 'gdilty of murder liz the second de-
sicc.'
These words fr1m the jury were like
|thunderbolt to Agnew, and the expression
OF his face changed several times. He
looked at the jury for moment, and then
gave shudder that was plainly visible to
all present.
The Judge then discharged the Jury,
complimenting them upou their careful
actions, and thankin them for the atten.
ton they had given the case. He then
excused them until Monday next.
Throughout the county 1t is thought
that this verdict will have an effect III on
the Peak case, and but few can be found
who believe that Peak will receive even
so heavy verdict as that fouLd against
AInew.
Peak seems brighter since be has learn
cd OF the Agnew verdict, and smiles with
much IN re ease. Agnew will probably
get the full sentence OF twenty years.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-05

VICTORIA, B. O.. May 4 "A special
despatch to the Colonist from Nanaimo.
ON the eastern shore of Vancouver 40.
land, says q terrible explosion occurred
In No. shaft Of the Victoria Goal Com
pary'a mine ut o'clock Lost night.
One hundred and fifty men are believed
to have been In the mine at the time.
At midnight several bodies had been
recovered, and few persons seriously
burned were rescued at the same time.
These numbered twelve In all. There
were little hopes Of recovering alive any
OF those still In the mine. a rescuing
party went down, but owing to black
damp were unable to do anything. s.
Hudson, OF the rescuing party, died
shortly after coming out OF the mine.
The scene around the shaft WAS most
heartrending. A special train carrying
surgeons from Victoria arrived az Ma
nalmo at O'Clock this morning.
When the despatch left Naualmo tho
mine WAS on fire..
Daily Republican., 1887-05-05
?. J. WALSH & CO,

We are Offering decided
bargains, Compared Wit h
prices OF the leading cash
house,) in dry goods, carpets,
furniture, stoves, re(rigera-
tors. baby coaches. clothing,
ETC., with the extra induce
ment to economical house
keepers of liberal credit. The
advantages of a liberal credit
system properly conducted
are manifest. A person buy
ing from US has the advan-
tage of the use of the goods
while they are being paid for.
A person buying from US
has the advantage of the use
of the goods when he most
needs them. Whereas 9TH
erwise he would have to de-
prive himself (at a great dis
advantage) of them until he
has the ready money. AS
a matter of convenience the
advantages of our credit sys-
tenn is at once apparent. 1t
enables you to buy t1e
goods a. the proper season
Tor their use, to the best adj
vantage. 1t enables you to
buy a better class of goods
(always the most economi-
cal) than it would be conve-
nient for you to purchase IN.
der other circumstances, and
it enables you to pay for your
purchases far quicker than
you would be able to save
the money to make the pur-
chase for cash (in itself a
money saving feature). These.
are a few of the advantages
that we offer you in our lib
eral system of credit. Lib
eral and enomical only when
offered by a house which
guarantees prices and quail
ty Of stocks to be in compe.
titlon with the best cash
houses 10 your city. This is
the guarantee which We give
every customer that patron
ICES our house. As low In
price tor same quality of
goods as can be purchased
tor cash elsewhere and we
also guarantee that if the
goods we sell you are not as
represented come to us and
we will allow all reasonable
claims. Our special bargains
in carpets and furniture can
no: be duplicated.
Yours,
Daily Republican., 1887-05-05
A hfiCtlO Family.

d.. Sim 1.s went 30 Kslton, Chasse:
County, this morning to a:tond the fun.
eral OF Mrs, W'r. Galtraith, an aunt o.
his wife. The Village Record Ia not.c
inS her death, Which occurred on Mon,
day, remarks that daughter Is go i'll
that recovery IL not expeo ;ed, while a
telegram nnnonnced q few days ngc
that q son in California had hsen killed
by an accident, TIE Old slase is thus
fully verified tha; misfortunes rarely
come s!nsly.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-05
WhatPeop|e said YESTERDAY

"We never saw so busy a store
as Harry Harris was yesterday"
and yet all seemed to be in good
humor, and everything worked
smoothly. Last season at this
time we were busy, very busy,
but this year we're buster than
busy-bees. We have more
room, more help, more facilities,
mere comforts, but we have the
same reliable, well.made Cloth
ing and the same low, modest
prices. We've set up your saw
ing on every dollar at 80 cents
many that deal here regular
ly claim more.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-05
BREvITiES.
Tue cheapest nat house In tho city
euLnfOrd Bros 4O4 M MRrkot street.

The cheapest nat house in tho off,
euinford Bros 4O4 Market street,
Crabs at Ainscow's.
Salt oysters at Ainscow's.
Clam soup at Rinscow's.
lleviled crabs at Ainscows.
Clam chowder at Ainscow's.
Li,tlo Neck CLAIMS at Ainscow's.
snapper soup at a inssow's.
Try bush's coal; you Will like 10
Tfy 8ush's GOAL you Will gurcly uxo IL.
W. j. Aimblo. grocer, 2nd and Just,son.
@iIis.c y. Dav!s'. isweleY, 0 Ii. ane stree
WY l.iundry. Sixth and shipioy stree
F'ne is k. Kings, at Hanrs. 10 n. Fourti
=. hoop Smith, druggist, 18th and King
washing machine for sale At Pieksls srov,
3sofo. East Fourth st.
To $50 tho big that fell on the pavemer.
fun. ''N'' I"'s ~
Mnrphey a Son, 800 Shipley street, tab,
Ins iosd IN rrst class furniture In this city
jail and examine our stock.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-05

THE MOST INEXPERIENCED GIRL
can, with "Kough on Dr." do as ice
washing and ironing rs can be done Ia
any laundry. Boiling not necessary
unlike any other "Rouah on Dirt" can
be used III both washing and starch ing (;
you need have no fear 10 using this ar
ticle; free from vile alhAli. 1t does not
rot, yellow nor iujure the finest fabric ;
clears, bleaches, whitens. " Rough on
Dirt" Is the only a'ticie that can be I'D. d.
ded TO starch (hot CT clld) to Give q
good body aud beautiful Rlosp. Ask for
Rough on Dirt" 10 and 25c. packag.
es. All erst.class Druggists.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-05

The frame house on Penpsylvanip
avenue and Broome street, occupied f31
many years by tho late Enmet Robin,
son, hos been torn down. nnd sevsra,
handsome residences will soon h
erected on the property by ono of our
enterprisiIg carpenters, PrepAraticns
are being made for the erection of the,
tine residences 10 the vicinity, and the
location is becoming, II 1t IL n OF already
one OF the most attractive In our city.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-05
A Boom In Temperanca

Great Interest 10 being manifested In
the temperance GAUGE in Georgetown,
Sussex Couaty. Meetings are being
held nightly iu the hall under the direG-
tion Of Messrs. Charles II. Trent, b, r..
WogamOn, Charles p. TuDnell and the
Rev. j. II. Duhsdaway aad othsrs, and
over q hundred perBons have signed
the pledge, and are determiped to make
their influence felt throughout tue
county, II not throughout the entire
State.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-05
Improvements At Centrsv,,,.

VIM. b. Harvey, who purchased the
NICHOLS property at Centreyi,le, ia pre-.
paring to build an addition to the house
ana NJ up the same In attractive style.
several large trees on tho lawn have
psen cut down and removed, and other
Improvements made.
Samuel Gregg, who purchased the old
Chandler property, has erected an ada A.. !.
lion TO the mansion, improved the barn,
torn up the rocks In the field ad ioiu,nr
the orchard, and lie making the old
homestead look very attractive.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-05
GREAT FIRE SALE.
Over $4,000 Worth of Mems. Boys.
and Ohildren's Clothing Saved From
the Lsto Now York Fire Must be
CLOSED Ont by Order OF tho Insurance


and Ohiidren's Clothing Saved From
the Lste Now York Fire Must be
Ciosod Ont by Order OF tho Insurance
Companies. Mo. 400 Market street.
The appraisers for the insurance com-
panies, after carefully examining this
stock OF clothing, concluded that the
same was not DO badly damaged az
claimed ny tho assured clothing manu-.
facturers, and falling to sgree as TO the
actual loss, were forced TO take the
stock, turn 1t int money, and the goods
must be sold at once In order to make .
dnal settlement. All goods are ap-
praised ut 40 cents on the dollar OF
man ufao'urers' cost And this is all
We want for them. The great fire eaio
will enable the people OF Wilmington
and vicinity TO secure their clothing for
almost nothing. We will tell you here
OF few bargains: We will sell meme
nice business suits, oil to match, for
$3.50. No. 406 Market street.
This suit cost to manufacture e13 %.
and II 1t does not suit you In every re-
spect, or II you don't think 1t worth
elS. 80, bring 1t back in any time in four
days and We will pay you So 65. Ele.
CANT Cheviot suits worth SIS, must 90
for ~ 95. Beautiful Cashmere suits
worth $17, marked $685.. 1000 differ.
ent kinds 0f diagonal, wOrsted and cork
screw suits, which cost to mako about
$2O. we will sell for 80. 9.75. Good work
ipg pants, worth 81 90. are now marked
~ cents. We havesixty different sty les
OF nice cashmere pants at 81 20 that
cent be bought elsewhere for less than
"a. We havo . large line of boy y suits,
pleated black suits, suitable for tho sea
son, worth IS, but will let them 20 Ut
Sl.76. 600 overcoats, worth from
%. 80 TO 625, will be sold from $3.S5 to
S9.88. 800 dozen suspenders, 10 cents n
pair. 600 dczsn mems fancy socks, 3
cents pair. Insurance Companies'
406 Market street, VIII.
mlngton, Del. Open evenings till 3
o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-05

The next rehearsal FOR the cautsta OF
Queen Esther will bs on the Opera
House stage to morrow (Friday) even.
ing. The boys and girls will moet at z
O'Clock and tue double chorus of Per
SLAMS and Jews ut s O'Clock. The
soloists will also meet and q full at
tendance is requested IN order that all
may get their positions on the stage and
arrangements made Sor the grand tri
unphal march, Only taOae holding
tickets will be admitted.